Just came across this:

"In 1995, Hayao Miyazaki had writer's block while working on Princess Mononoke. So he took a break to direct this music video for Chage and Aska's song "On Your Mark." And while it may have been a short film, Miyazaki didn't skimp on the visuals.
"On Your Mark" let Miyazaki play with his storytelling through repetition and ( Read more... )

This made me giggle. A lot.

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Things like the $220,000+ the Oatmeal generated for wildlife preservation and cancer research in an attempt to raise $20,000 thanks to some idiot suing him for his utter meaness in having the temerity to discuss how they were refusing to-- aw, come on, you all know the story already-- and now this give me hope for humanity.

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Okay, there's a backstory, but you can just skip straight to this bit of awesomeness if you want. Doesn't really need the context under which it was shared, but it may add a bit. XD

The Punchline:

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( The Set-up... )

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I can't honestly qualify this as Steampunk, despite the zeppelin and the gears in her hair (if anything, the final image especially reminds me of certain album covers from the Sixties and Seventies); but somehow it still feels Steampunk to me. Also, it is AMAZING. Fantastic song; unbelievable video. I watched it about ten times yesterday, and then ( Read more... )

Because... this. *snerk*

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Came across this on David Malki's Wondermark. He has rather an obsession with beards, you see...



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This is extraordinarily well done and entertaining. Well done those men (and women)!



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Who Watches the Watchmen? Well, these guys, apparently. But who watches them?

Heh heh heh.

http://loadingreadyrun.com/videos/view/421/Watchmen-Watching

(Sorry; can't find an embed code for it.)